Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-01
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The News OF the Day PoiDtedly Para
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grapbed for Hasty Readers.
Old England built the Thistle yacht
To carry the cup away,
But twas found when she tackled the Volunteer
She wasn't built that way.
BASE BALL to-day.
ONE marriage license was issued yester.
day.
BASE BALL on the Island Park this
afternoon.
MATINEE at the Grand Opera House
this afternoon.
THE case of Meyers VS.. Marshall ID still
on trial in the Circuit Court.
ATTENTION is called to the advertise
ment Of the Mutual Savings Bank in an
other column.
IT is understood that about n thou
sand Wheeling people will attend the sol
diers reunion at Pittsburg next week.
THERE were five cases before His Honor
yesterday morning. Winnie Allen, the
Island girl, was sent up for thirty days, as
was also Jennie Gray.
The we'll on the McClain lot, Clays-
vile, was drilled into the Gordon sand a
day or two since. Some little gas and lots
of salt water was found.
You've MEN who are not accustomed to
attend the meetings at the Y. NJ. c. A. will
receive a warm welcome ut 7:30 O'Clock
this evening and 4 o'clock tomorrow.
THE members of the fire department
have appeared in their new caps. They
were made by A. X. Cameron, OF the
Wheeling hat mandatory, and are dan
dies.
THE B. b. B. Social gave a dance at
MaennerchOr Hall last evening, which was
largely attended. Kramer made the music
and dancing was kept up until an early
hour this morning.
The yacht race between Americas Vol
unteer and England's Thistle stirred up q
great deal of local interest We terday, and
the REGISTER bulletins were closely watch
ed during the afternoon.
"a GREAT WRONG" was presented to
another large audience at the Grand Opera
House, last evening, by Mr.. J. B. Studley
and company. The piece will be presented
again this afternoon and this evening.
THE stockholders of the Warwick China
company will hold a meeting at the office
OF W. J. w. Cowden at 8 o'clock this
morning, to elect a Board of Directors,
adopt bylaws and transact other business.
ALEX. WEATHERsON's saloon in Port
land is closed. Weatherson is in Steu,
b~euville with four indictments against
him for different ~Ofenses committed by
rnim while in the saloon business in that
place.
MARTIN THORNTON had the first quail
of the season at his Cate Brunswick, yes,
terday. The birds were very fine, and be-
ing served in the fine style usual with
Martin, were much appreciated by hi:
patrons.
THE new st. Alphousus Church, or
South Market street, will be dedicated to
morrow by appropriate services, for which
extensive preparation has been made. II
is expected hat q number of people vii,
be down from Pittsburg to participate il
the exercises.
WILSON x DUNLEVY, who recently solo
their cooper shop in North Wheeling, have
made q proposition TO the owners of the
Alhambra rink, they desiring to convert
the building into an extensive cooper shop
The owners of the building have also re
vived the project OF turning the place int
a market house.
MARTIN NEIDER, a roll had at the
| Crescent mill, last evening met with a bad
accident, which almost cost him his right
arm. He wa putting a pate Of hot iron
through the rolls, when the tongs were
caught and in some manner his arm wa
thrown against 3 sharp projection, almost
severing it. He was taken home anC
surgical assistance summoned.
ON Tuesday next, October 4, the Pan
handle railroad will run a special train Il
Pittsburg, on the occasion of the Soldiers
Reunion, leaving the city at Z O'Clock
q. IN city time, the fare to be 81 for tn,
round trip. Tickets will he good on tn,
regular 7:35 a. m. and | o'clock p. m
trains. Returning trains will leave Pitts
burg at ) o'clock p. IN. and 1915 4. m
Wednesday morning. On Wednesday
evening, in addition to the regular trains
an additional train will leave PittsburI
for Wheeling at $40 p. W., to accommO
date all who desire To attend. The b. q
D. will also observe u dollar rate for thu
round trip.